WINDOWS 2000 Network Fundamentals Tutorial and Hands-on Guide

Author: Computer Vocational Education Union
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: The book introduces the application and configuration of Windows 2000 from two levels. One is Windows 2000 as a network operating system, providing basic functions such as print server, networking, disk management in a multi-user environment, user management, computer management, domain management, and Active Directory management. The introduction of these contents focuses more on their functionality in a network environment. The other level is Windows 2000 as a network server operating system, which can provide various network services and applications for configuration and management, such as DNS, FTP, WWW, Terminal Services, and DHCP services. The configuration process is simpler and more intuitive, meeting both beginners' needs for quick entry and advanced users' complex application environments. To ensure the continuous availability of business operations in enterprise environments, the book specially introduces the backup and restoration of Windows 2000 at the end. To help readers better master the knowledge of Windows 2000 and quickly grasp the skills of configuration, management, and maintenance, the book uses as many practical operations as possible to explain and elaborate on these knowledge points. At the end of each chapter, there are hands-on guidance and exercises to assist readers in hands-on operations and to test the mastery of knowledge and skills. This book can serve as a training manual for various Windows 2000 operating systems and networks, as a reference book for undergraduate and college students in operating systems and computer networks teaching, and also as a reference book for a wide range of network administrators.